Jeffrey Yuen February Workshop

Daoist Traditions College is proud to announce our upcoming February 2018 Workshop with Jeffrey Yuen.
These courses will explore Chinese medical theory and understanding for the treatment of phlegm and phlegm-fluid pathology as well as exploring both the rapid nature of epidemic progression and explore Chinese medical theories and understanding for common epidemic diseases based on Wei, Qi, Ying, and Yuan level pathology. Please see below for more details and information on registering for these exciting courses.

Friday, February 16, 2018
9:00 am - 4:30 pm
(NCCAOM approval pending)
NCCAOM Provider #: 1278
6 CEU's

A Discussion of Tan – Phlegm & Its Manifestations

The concept of phlegm (tan) and Phlegm-fluid (tanyin) encompasses a myriad of manifestations both substantial and unsubstantial. Sun Si Miao (581-682 AD), also known as one of China’s “Medicine Gods”, has been one of the most significant and influential contributors to the Chinese Medicine body of knowledge including his perspective on the pathology of phlegm and fluids. In this one-day course, Jeffrey Yuen will discuss the highlights of Sun Si Miao’s perspective on the manifestations of tan/tanyin with an emphasis on sensory orifice blockages that can lead to serious health concerns. This course will explore Chinese medical theory and understanding for the treatment of phlegm and phlegm-fluid pathology.

Standard Fee - $200
Non DT Student Fee - *$150
DT Students/Faculty/Alumni Fee - $100

Saturday, February 17, 2018
9:00 am - 4:30 pm
Sunday, February 18, 2018
8:30 am - 3:30 pm
(NCCAOM approval pending)
NCCAOM Provider #: 1278
12 CEU's

Treating Global Epidemics from a Wen Bing Perspective

As Chinese medicine continues to become integrated into the West, there are growing efforts to interface these medical traditions with each other through explanations emerging from the parameters of theIR respective systems. The Wen Bing perspective recognized regional treatment COMMA, as epidemics manifested differently based on seasonal and regional differences. In this two day course, Jeffrey Yuen will take a close look at the foundations of the Wen Bing school of thought in application to the etiology and pathogenesis of global epidemics. This course will explore both the rapid nature of epidemic progression and explore Chinese medical theories and understanding for common epidemic diseases based on Wei, Qi, Ying, and Yuan level pathology.

Standard Fee - $400
Non DT Student Fee - *$300
DT Students/Faculty/Alumni Fee - $200

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Attend Both Classes:
Standard Fee: $500
Non DT Full-time Students*: $400
DT Faculty & DT Alumni: $300

*Student rate available to students enrolled full-time in Master's level acupuncture/Oriental medicine program. Enrollment status will be verified.

Class size is limited.

Payment methods: Paypal. Your seat is not reserved until payment is received in full and must be received prior to class attendance. We do not accept credit/debit cards at the door.   

Email confirmation will be sent once registration is complete and payment has been received.

Refund Policy: Cancellation 60 days or more before class = 75% refund. Within 60 days = 50% refund. Less than 30 days before class = no refund.